Used Mercedes-Benz SLK-Class Prices by Year

As of October 2026, a used Mercedes-Benz SLK-Class typically lists for $11,494 in the US. Depending on model year, typical asking prices run from $7,017 for a 2001 to $17,980 for a 2016 — every figure below is a national median of 529 live listings, not a book value, and the SLK-Class steps down a median 14.0% per model year of age.

$11,494Typical used SLK-Class asking price
$7,017–$17,980Typical price span, 2001 → 2016
529Live listings behind these numbers

Mercedes-Benz SLK-Class price by model year

YearTypical priceMost listings fall betweenAvg mileageEPA combinedNCAPFor sale
2016 $17,980 $15,519 – $24,787 72,601 mi 24–27 MPG — 27
2015 $17,820 $13,995 – $25,998 61,242 mi 22–26 MPG — 44
2014 $16,845 $12,350 – $21,850 71,097 mi 22–26 MPG — 66
2013 $14,490 $11,591 – $19,964 79,514 mi 22–26 MPG — 53
2012 $14,950 $10,000 – $21,112 77,717 mi 22–26 MPG — 44
2009 $12,038 $8,175 – $16,000 73,536 mi 17–21 MPG — 24
2007 $11,475 $7,681 – $18,125 77,351 mi 16–20 MPG — 49
2006 $9,700 $6,860 – $15,688 86,702 mi 16–21 MPG — 70
2005 $11,494 $7,494 – $17,794 72,167 mi 16–19 MPG — 41
2004 $9,248 $5,810 – $13,650 78,759 mi 17–22 MPG — 20
2003 $8,300 $5,299 – $15,112 76,562 mi 17–22 MPG — 27
2001 $7,017 $4,922 – $10,993 86,627 mi 19–23 MPG — 36
1999 $8,859 $4,490 – $12,996 68,938 mi 22 MPG — 28

“Typical price” is the national median asking price; the range covers the middle 80% of listings (10th–90th percentile), so it excludes teaser and outlier prices on both ends.

Cheapest Mercedes-Benz SLK-Class

The cheapest quotable model year is the 2001, typically listing for $7,017 (most between $4,922 and $10,993) with an average odometer of 86,627 miles. Before chasing the lowest price, weigh mileage against a one-year-newer car — each model year of age saves a median 14.0%, and the per-year table above shows where the price-per-mile balance is best. See the cheapest Mercedes-Benz SLK-Class listings for sale →

Most expensive Mercedes-Benz SLK-Class

The priciest used model year is the 2016 at a typical $17,980 (most between $15,519 and $24,787).

Frequently asked questions

How much does a used Mercedes-Benz SLK-Class cost?

As of October 2026, a used Mercedes-Benz SLK-Class typically lists for $11,494 nationally. Depending on model year, typical prices run from $7,017 (2001) to $17,980 (2016), based on 529 live listings.

How much is a 2016 Mercedes-Benz SLK-Class?

A used 2016 Mercedes-Benz SLK-Class typically lists for $17,980, with most asking prices between $15,519 and $24,787. Average odometer reading is 72,601 miles.

What's the cheapest year of the Mercedes-Benz SLK-Class worth looking at?

The 2001 model year is the least expensive quotable year at a typical $7,017 — but compare its mileage (86,627 miles on average) and per-year table above before deciding; a newer year at a small premium often carries far fewer miles.

How fast does the Mercedes-Benz SLK-Class depreciate?

Across adjacent model years currently on the market, the SLK-Class steps down a median 14.0% per model year of age — e.g. moving one year older typically saves about that share of the price.

How much is a used 2006 Mercedes-Benz SLK-Class?

A used 2006 Mercedes-Benz SLK-Class typically lists for $9,700, with most asking prices between $6,860 and $15,688; average odometer is 86,702 miles (70 for sale).

About this data: prices, ranges and mileage are national aggregates of 529 live VehiSales listings (October 2026), refreshed daily; model years with fewer than 20 live cars are not quoted. Fuel economy: U.S. EPA/DOE. Safety: NHTSA NCAP. How to cite: “VehiSales Research, Used Mercedes-Benz SLK-Class Prices by Year” with a link to https://vehisales.com/research/prices/mercedes-benz/slk-class.

See also: Mercedes-Benz SLK-Class hub — live listings & specs · Mercedes-Benz SLK-Class MPG by year · All model price pages · Best used cars by budget.

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